Aubrey M. Temples: SEEING HITLER ESCAPE GERMANY, APRIL 30, 1945

YouTube ^ | Apr 11, 2018 | Aubrey M. Temples

[Dr. Franklin]

On April 30, 1945, I left the barracks early to have breakfast with the Mosers. I was fortunate enough to be the only prisoner there that got to eat with the family, but on the way, there was three black cars came back with guards on 'em, and of course my heart was beating pretty fast. I was concerned that they was sitting there with guns and I was unprotected, but they paid no attention to me. First car goes by and just a driver and the guards on top. Second car just about even with me, and the one in front stopped and it stopped, and there sit Adolf Hitler.

He wasn't more than five or six feet from me. He was in the car. ... and there were three small planes had landed in a pasture some 200 yards away and and the three cars go down near them. I see three people go over, and get in the planes they had new ladders to help him get up... the planes took off one after another and I didn't see them any more.

...at the Mosers there was a lot of excitement, and Miss Moser told me the Fuhrer spent the night with Mr. Pullen, and Mr. Pullen was a wealthy man in town and had known Adolf Hitler before that in their earlier life sometime. So it was a quite a day for the people in New Store, and Miss Moser was protective of me, and she didn't want me outside. She was afraid that I might get shot or something. So, I asked for a piece of paper, and and I wrote a note to the military authorities that Hitler's spent a night with Mr. Pullen, and they'd left in small planes.

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TOPICS: Conspiracy; History; Military/Veterans
KEYWORDS: hitler; sovietpropaganda; stupidity

[Leaning Right]

> I thought Berlin was surrounded by the Allies at the end. <

You make a good point. I looked it up. Berlin became surrounded by the Soviets on April 24, 1945.

So there is no way “three black cars” could drive out of the city after that date. It’s also interesting that the excerpt does not mention where this supposed even occurred. Was it in or near Berlin?

I guess one could argue that Hitler escaped before April 24th. But then the Hitler Youth soldiers whom Hitler decorated on April 25th would all have to in on the plot.

The more I think about it, the more I think that some guy is making up a lot of stuff just to sell a book.

[ComputerGuy]

My Uncle Don was there, and he swears Hitler never got past him.

[Leaning Right]

> My Uncle Don was there, and he swears Hitler never got past him. <

Ha! You should write a book about your Uncle Don’s experiences.

I even got the title for you: “I let Hitler go because I thought he was Charlie Chaplin.”

Catchy, eh?

[TalBlack]

If you look at those last films of Hitler reviewing his KinderKorps or whatever he the hell he called them, that pale, weak tremor wracked, doped up Hitler was done. He’d played out his string and brought Germany down around all of their heads. That guy suicides out. And if he did go to South America he wouldn’t sit around in restaurants looking exactly like Adolph Hitler.

[Getready]

America was much different 75 years ago during a time of protracted war. I would not compare the actions of men during that time(although imperfect) to the actions of the people in our over bloated, corruption infused agencies of today. Tempting, yes, but different times, different stakes, different ethos.
IMHO and Freegards.
P.S. I consider the advent of the Clinton corruption, grifting team in the 1980’s to be the beginning of the current degradation of our civil governmental agencies and processes.

[Nateman]

Stalin wanted the West to believe Hitler escaped. He knew that Hitler killed himself and his body burned. Rumor was he used Hitler’s skull as a paperweight.The remains kept getting buried on Soviet military bases until the ashes were eventually dumped in a river

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Transcription of video:

How did Hitler meet his end? In a bunker? That’s what I was taught. In our high school history classes we learned that Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun committed some kind of suicide in a bunker as the Russian troops stormed through the streets of Berlin. But a clever man like Hitler, maybe he escaped.

A skinny young soldier from Texas thinks he did. His name is Aubrey Temples, and I had the honor and distinct pleasure of recording his story. Aubrey was a decorated soldier who spent the last part of the war on a prison farm in Nussdorf.

He had freedoms, as you will hear in this interview, given him by the family who ran that farm. On April 30th, 1945, Aubrey was walking freely from the prisoner barrack to that work farm. He was stopped in this village by a small patrol of German soldiers and three Mercedes-Benz limousines.

It was April 30th, the same day history tells us that Hitler killed himself in Berlin. But strangely, one of these cars had Adolf Hitler sitting inside by the window staring incredulously at an unguarded 21-year-old American prisoner standing by himself in the town center. Have a listen to that same skinny Texas soldier who’s now 91 years old.

Hear his story and see what you think. On April 30th, 1945, I left the barracks early to have breakfast with the Mosers. I was fortunate enough to be the only prisoner there that got to eat with the family.

But on the way, there were three black cars came by with guards on them. And of course, my heart was beating pretty fast. I was concerned that they were sitting there with guns and I was unprotected.

But they paid no attention to me. First car goes by and just a driver and the guards on top. Second car just about even with me and the one in front stopped and it stopped and there sit Adolf Hitler.

He wasn’t more than five or six feet from me. He was in the car. He had the glass up, but I was looking through the glass.

And the guard was sitting on the car. I could reach up and touch him, but nobody said a word. But for some three minutes or so, that seemed like an eternity to me.

But on they go and there’s three small planes had landed in a pasture some 200 yards away and the three cars go down near them. I see three people go over and get in the plane. They had little ladders to help them get up because it was a higher plane than our small plane.

And the plane took off one after another and I didn’t see them anymore and the cars went out of sight. But I go on to the Mosers. And at the Mosers, there was a lot of excitement.

And Ms. Moser told me, the fewer spent the night with Mr. Pullen. And Mr. Pullen was a wealthy man in town and had known Adolf Hitler before that in their earlier life sometime. So it was quite a day for the people in Neustorf.

And Ms. Moser was protective of me and she didn’t want me outside. She was afraid that I might get shot or something. So I asked for a piece of paper and I wrote a note to the military authorities that Hitler had spent the night with Mr. Pullen.

And they left in small plane.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Hunting Hitler

[Getready]

No way....very, very cool. Was the artwork contemporary?...outfit reminiscent of Daisy Dukes.

Would like to see some rapper do the same song with the same exact sentiments and meaning...(i.e..not equating “fellow man” with criminals)

[Secret Agent Man]

I believe he did make it to Argentina with a core group. Not tyat it means anything. But we were lax on him and also the Japanese Emperor.

[DownInFlames]

Eva died in the bunker. I believe there was a doppelgänger in hitlers private office waiting. Eva took the poison and Hitler shot his double. Nobody spoke the truth about him being alive due to their oath to him.

[Jeff Chandler]

President Kennedy was unavailable for comment.

[FreedomPoster]

LOL, +1

I think Dulles was in on taking out Kennedy.

Worthwhile reading.

The Devil’s Chessboard Allen Dulles, the CIA, and the rise of America’s secret government
https://archive.org/details/the-devils-chessboard-allen-d-david-talbot

[El Cid]

RE: 11

I agree. I read some book awhile back ('Hitler in Argentina' I think), and I believe that Adolf made it to Argentina, and lived there for about 15 years. But you're right, he was batshit crazy, haunted by his memories, and drugged up by his handlers. And enraged that, after some time of not being restored to power, he concluded that Martin Bormann had been lying to him and robbing him (apparently for the first few years of Hitler's sojourn in Argentina, Bormann had ensured Hitler that the 4th Reich was just around the corner - they just needed a little more time before the West would come around that they needed Adolf to defeat the Soviets).

Anyways, he was deranged and lived a miserable life the last years of his existence. Dying in the bunker probably would have been a better exit.

[Dr. Franklin]

So there is no way “three black cars” could drive out of the city after that date. It’s also interesting that the excerpt does not mention where this supposed even occurred. Was it in or near Berlin?

They didn't. They moved Hitler in stages. From what I can glean of Peter David Orr's work, Peter David Orr, Pilot Ernst Baumgart flew Hitler and Eva Braun to Bavaria from Berlin using Strasse de 17.Juni as a runway in a 4-seater Me 108 to Bad Aibling, Bavaria. From there, they took Hitler to Nussdorf am Inn, which was 15-20 miles away, by car. At Nussdorf am Inn, he boarded one of three Fieseler Storch airplanes as descried by Temples, which took him to Innsbruck. From Innsbruck, he went to Barcelona by the captured MD-3, and then on to the Canary Islands after the MD-3 was repainted in Barcelona. From the Canary Islands, Hitler's part boarded the U-boat for Argentina.
It's a lot to write in one post...

[Dr. Franklin]

Allen Dulles negotiated to surrender of German troops in Italy in 1945. He had nothing to do with the Nazis in Germany surrendering. He was not the head of the OSS, William Donovan was,

I didn't write that he was exactly. I did note that he was stationed as the OSS head in Berne, Switzerland, which was neutral in WWII. Therefore, Switzerland was the perfect place to negotiate the peace. Those negotiations have been kept secret for decades. The peace was negotiated, not unilaterally imposed by "uncondtional surrender".

[Ditto]

Excellent history! Remember its much more fun to blame everything on the favorite boogieman - CIA.

Personally, I wouldn’t count on the CIA being capable of organizing a 1-car funeral, but that's just me. The conspiracy guys find conspiracies everywhere. No explanation, however logical and supported by facts, ever gets them away from their grand conspiracy where all knowing and all powerful hidden forces make the impossible happen.

[Dr. Franklin]

Well, thanks or exceeding the quotation limitations of the original post, which I couldn’t do.

[Moltke]

And I don’t think he would keep quiet! His ego would demand a loud noisy but ultimately ineffective revenge.

He returned and became a TV and YouTube star.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look_Who's_Back

😆

[Dr. Franklin]

This has fueled all the stories, which until this post I thought focused on Nazi gold, not Hitler.

The Nazis took their gold with them to South America by submarine. They contributed to places like Argentina by boosting their industrial knowledge and military science. They were welcomed there, in no small part because of that and their gold.